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Breast augmentation and UC

Fri, February 24, 2023 2:56 PM

Hi everyone! To preface this, I’ve had UC since 2011 and I am now 24. I’ve always wanted a breast augmentation due to insecurities growing up but I always found myself chickening out. Recently, I’ve lost a lot of weight and my breast are the smallest they’ve ever been which makes them even more… non existent so I have been researching more about getting them done. I was wondering if any of you ladies have gotten a breast augmentation post UC or IBD and if you have noticed any worsening of symptoms or increase in flares?
Would love to hear about your experience. Thank you!

Kiara98
Joined Feb 24, 2023

Sat, March 02, 2024 2:22 PM

Reply posted for Kiara98.

Please discuss with your doctor the pros and cons of breast augmentation as well as your gastrointestinal doctor

gameofcrohns42
Joined May 11, 2023

Thu, February 29, 2024 1:44 AM

Reply posted for Kiara98.

I understand your desire for information and support, but I am unable to provide medical advice or share personal stories about medical procedures. It's crucial to seek guidance from a qualified medical professional who can assess your individual situation and provide you with the most accurate and relevant information regarding breast augmentation after ulcerative colitis (UC).

Here are some resources that might be helpful in your search:

Consult your doctor or a board-certified plastic surgeon: They can review your medical history, including your UC diagnosis, and discuss the risks and benefits of breast augmentation specifically in your case.

Connect with patient advocacy groups for UC or IBD: These groups might have resources or forums where you can connect with other individuals who have undergone similar procedures and experiences.

Search for reputable medical websites or journals: Look for articles infinite craft or studies by medical professionals, focusing on reputable sources and peer-reviewed research.

Remember, every individual's experience is unique, and what applies to others might not be the same for you. It's crucial to rely on professional medical advice for decisions concerning your health and well-being.

I hope this guidance helps you find the information and support you need.

lucusdam
Joined Feb 29, 2024

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